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Quebec reports 276 new cases of COVID-19, no new deaths attributed to virus
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Councillor references ‘s--t, urine, needles’ in stance on encampments
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Community COVID-19 outbreak declared after Western university students test positive
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Person “has been very helpful in sharing information,” university says on website
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Ontario legislature resumes today as pandemic dominates the agenda
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Mountain Coun. Tom Jackson says proposed conceptual design for staircase and platform "look gorgeous."
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Margaret Atwood honoured with Dayton Literary Peace Prize
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Forget pumpkin spice. It’s the mums that really mark the change in season.
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Alectra Utilities is reporting a wide-spread power outage that has blacked out more than 14,000 homes and businesses on parts of the central and west Mountain and extends into the portions of the downtown, west and north ends.
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Alectra Utilities reported a widespread power failure in the City of Hamilton affecting 48,136 customers.
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Alectra Utilities reported a widespread power failure in the City of Hamilton affecting 48,136 customers.
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An updated report from Halton Region shows a Burlington neighbourhood has reached the highest COVID-19 rate in the city since health officials began k
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Police are investigating a fatal crash in Burlington Sunday evening night that has left a 32-year-old woman dead.
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Shots were fired from the Ford F150 as it pulled up to another vehicle in the area of John Street North and Burlington Street East, police say.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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There’s nothing like telling people to socially distance themselves from one another to stay safe in a pandemic to drive home the plight of those who are homeless.
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During the pandemic, the Afro Canadian Caribbean Association is encouraging youth to connect with seniors to help them cope with loneliness in a ‘virt
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Brantford police hope to inspire public tips in the 37-year-old cold case of missing Mary Hammond
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It’s our artists who help us find paths through the destruction, writes Lorraine Sommerfeld
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Harvey and John Patterson died, just months apart from each other, at 97 and 93, respectively.
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On Monday, the market will present an annual report to the general issues committee and pitch its case to councillors for rental assistance
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Aline Chretien, wife of former PM, dead at 84
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Ontario legislature resumes today as pandemic dominates the agenda
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As Ontario schoolchildren return to classrooms after a six-month pandemic break, MPPs will be back at Queen’s Park following an abbreviated summer recess.
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Man, 28, accused of killing parents before being fatally hit by train
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University Health Network’s chief executive is alarmed by new COVID-19 hospitalizations coupled with increasingly “sloppy” habits he sees in society that could intensify the virus’s GTA resurgence.
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Man dies outside Toronto mosque after being stabbed in the neck
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Pro-gun marchers speak out on federal government's assault weapon ban
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Clarification to story on pro-gun rally on Parliament Hill
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The city is eyeing an extension of a popular temporary use bylaw that would allow some 160 eateries to serve patrons al fresco past January
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MONTREAL—Quebec reported 279 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, bringing the total to 64,986 cases since the pandemic began.
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'Under control yet concerning:' Quebec reports 279 new cases of COVID-19
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Residents near gas leak in Kingsville, Ont. advised to evacuate, OPP say
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Quebec independent investigators examining shooting of one cop and four civilians
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Cabinet retreat to confront challenge of limiting damage from ongoing pandemic
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Montreal food drive aims to help people in need during COVID-19 pandemic
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Councillors say city and conservation authority is taking a "pause" on waterfall planning.
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Montrealers are being asked to leave non-perishable items on their doorsteps Sunday as part of a citywide food drive to help people in need during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Watchdog agency investigating Milton crash that involved car pursued by police
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As kids across the province make their way back to school, there is one question that parents can’t stop worrying about: what if a case of COVID-19 hits my child’s school?
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A session for the Waterdown community is scheduled for Sept. 22, with one for the racialized community on Sept. 29. Both start at 6 p.m.
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‘This is a progressive policy,’ said Tassi, Liberal MP for Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas.
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Canadian Press NewsAlert: Aline Chretien, wife of former PM, dead at 84
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Multi-vehicle crash sent three people to hospital, one with severe injuries.
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Ontario reports one new COVID death, 204 cases; third straight day above 200
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Public health advises of potential COVID-19 exposure at Toronto strip club
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Firefighters, obstructed by equipment, battled the blaze back in 30 minutes, fire chief Cunliffe said.
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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This is part of an ongoing series of stories — The Road to a Vaccine — that will look at Canada’s quest to secure a COVID-19 vaccine amid the global pandemic, as well as the hurdles and history it faces to do so.
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There have been fewer doorbells and more phones ringing in New Brunswick during Canada’s first pandemic election campaign.